This brings another another fun part of the game: the preparation before the battle. The player has to constantly rearrange his/her minions and their skills to suit the battle at hand. With varied battle conditions, the player cannot win the game with the same minions and with the same setup.
The game does a good job of introducing these battle conditions one after another. All these battle conditions mean that different strategies and tactics are required to win with a three-star rating. This type of battle is shown on the first screenshot above. One possible condition is where certain minions are shielded from damage temporarily like in the following screenshot.Īnother type of battle condition has minions replaced by a reserve when a minion is defeated. There are different battle conditions other than the usual straightforward fight. However, the shop has a poor selection of gems available so it is hard to get good gems. Improving a minion's stats with gems can drastically boost its performance. These may be slotted into minions in order to improve their stats. There are also gems that the player may acquire. Do note that if the player somehow performs worse when repeating a floor, it is possible that the player loses a few stars. In fact, the floor may be revisited at a later time to challenge its opponent again. Battles may be repeated for a better star rating. There are a fixed number of stars available - three for each opponent. These stars are used to give a player general bonuses to minions such as extra stats. A three start rating requires that the number of minions the player has left to be no more than one less that the number that the player started with. Stars are awarded to the player based on how many of the player's minions are left after a battle. It also allows a quick respec to make a minion more suitable against a particularly tough opponent in the game. Fortunately, the game allows unlimited resets of skill, anytime the player is not in battle. It is probably easier to understand all this by trying it out in the game. Or the first tier of both the other skill trees. This means that only the second tier of a second skill tree is available. Note that the additional skill trees also follow the rule requiring 3 skill points for every tier to be unlocked. This leaves 6 skill points to be spent either in the first skill tree or in another. 1 skill point is required to unlock the first skill tree and 10 has to be invested into that first skill tree to unlock the other skill trees. However, the maximum level is 60, which gives a total of 17 skill points. Spending 10 skill points allows access to the other skill trees, allowing more customization. Every 3 skill points invested into a skill tree unlocks a new tier. This essentially allows each minion to perform in one of three different roles. At first, only one of the three may be selected. Here's the fun part of the game: each minion can be customized. For example, one of the latter Seals allows the player to select a second minion from the hatchery if the first selected minion is not desired. Each Seal will give some special ability. There are six Seals to gather to unlock the battle with the Grand Sage. After the battle with the Minor Sage, the player receives a piece of a Seal and access to a hatchery where he/she may gain a new minion. On each floor, the player has to battle three Students to unlock a battle with the Minor Sage. The game takes place in the Tower of Sages, with the player battling the way to the top to win the title of Grand Sage (and a rare Titan minion).
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